Not exact matches
at the end of the day i'd rather have an agnostic or atheist as president than someone who believes in some fairy
tale, or thinks that god
tells people what to do, or that religion is necessary for
morals.
It
tells an exciting
tale, makes the most of its Manhattan setting, and has a strong
moral sensibility.
Also, if you've survived a Thanksgiving food hangover and lived to
tell the
tale, I could use the
moral support... just saying.
Nightjohn is a PG - 13 Disney movie, but it's also a full - blooded Charles Burnett film: family - friendly fare that doesn't shrink from showing slavery's horrors, an adolescent's coming - of - age
tale told with an adult's sense of historical reality and
moral complexity.
As with fairy
tale, the
moral of Harold and Maude is ultimately less important than the
telling of the
tale itself.
Told by three resonant and evocative characters - Jess; Adelaide Lyle, the town midwife and
moral conscience; and Clem Barefield, a sheriff with his own painful past - A Land More Kind Than Home is a haunting
tale of courage in the face of cruelty and the power of love to overcome the darkness that lives in us all.
The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood felt it was their role as artists to
tell moral tales and they chose subjects which were less idealized than that of their predecessors, and more reflective of the changing world they saw around them.